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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1955

Page

2

New Vistas Automation Heralded As Key To Higher Living Standards

A NAM spokesman told a Congressional hearing that automation is essential for breakthroughs to higher living standards. Marshall G. Mimes of NAM urged embracing scientific discovery and development, noting automation replaces older methods and brings mobility and a new way of life. The York Corporation’s Mr. Munce warned against resisting change, linking progress to adoption of technology in the economy.

National Association of Manufacturers Receily Subcommittee On Economic Stabilization Joint Committee On the Economic Report Marshall G. Mimes Names Tract Thal Problems Committee Munce York Corporation York

Saline Plane Crash Probe Dropped After Three Months

After three months of investigation the Saline plane crash that killed Rudolph Schumaier and William Beardsley near Saline is discontinued. Sheriff Klager cited lack of foul play indicators, noting prior bullets into Schumaier’s office and Beardsley’s inexperience as factors. Autopsy and plane inspection showed no sabotage.

Erwin L. Klager Saline Klager Rudolph Schumaier Macon Road William Beardsley Hayden Milling Co Tecumseh Schumaier Beardsley Tf Beardsley Earth

Television grandmothers may be cause of children s colds

At the 49th annual Southern Medical Association meeting Dr. Almon F Halpern of Dallas links recurrent colds in preschool children to household factors. He cites rug dust and mold in TV rooms and the idea that a healthy appearing grandparent with chronic bronchitis could carry germs, suggesting environmental controls and family vaccination strategies.

Grandmeo Southern Medical Assn Almon F. Halpern Dallas Halpern

Class Meeting of the Federated Church Women

The Women's Class of the Federated Church met Friday evening at Mrs. Charles Geddes's home. Mrs. McKenzie displayed colored pictures and spoke about her trip to Scotland.

The Federated Church Charles Geddes McKenzie Scotland

New Residents Wiliam and Mrs Scott Move to Michigan Avenue

New residents Mr and Mrs William J Scott relocate from Bigs Rapids to 9332 West Michigan Avenue. Mr Scott has served as cashier at Sa line Savings Bank for the past year.

Wiliam J. Scott Bigs Rapids Michigan Avenue Scott The Saline Savings Bank

Discontinue Office At Saline Gener al Telephone Co

The business office of the General Telephone Co Saline has been discontinued and Mrs Winifred Gall who had long served locally moves to the District Office at Tecumseh.

General Telephone Co Saline Winifred Gall Tecumseh

Maine Housewives Run Only Tie Factory in State

Less than three years ago Mrs. Jacqueline Musselman stitched a tie from a worn striped wool skirt. Now she and five other housewives operate Maine's sole tie factory with three salesmen selling handmade cravats in 25 states, producing over 30,000 ties each year.

Jacqueline Musselman Maine

Fall Fertilizer Mix Supports Spring Growth in Fruit Trees

Nitrogen should wait until spring for all fruit trees while phosphorus and potassium can be applied in fall. Applying fertilizer in fall helps trees use nutrients quickly in spring, with nitrogen timing adjusted to season.

Washington and Small Business By C W Harder

An ODM study questions how far foreign manufacturers should be protected in bidding for defense materials. The piece argues U S bids favor American workers yet foreign bids often undercut, noting a 25 percent gap and a White House guideline reducing American preference. It compares policy to bananas and coconuts, and concludes with a provocative call to rely on cheaper foreign labor for military needs.

U.S

Religious survey of Saline area church affiliations

Four Protestant pastors led a census style survey in Saline and nearby areas to map church affiliation and preference. Thirty five teams visited over 500 homes with 75 more revisits planned, gathering data on members, nonmembers, and children’s Sunday School attendance. The survey notes 25 denominational representations including a Catholic Church.

Saline City Alvin Siemsen St. Paul's Evangelical and

Family Night at Methodist Church Receives Youth Convocation Report

Family Night at the Methodist Church on November 17 featured a pot luck supper and a report on the Natiers Youth Convocation at Purdue University. Delegates Sharon Starling and Donald Jeppeson from the Saline Youth group delivered the update in August.

The Methodist Church Natiers Purdue University Saline Sharon Starling Donald Jeppeson

Cattle Pasture Top Dressing Speeds Spring Turnout

Michigan State University soils specialists say applying top dressing to pastures this fall lets farmers turn cattle out about a week earlier in spring.

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